Monthly Archives: March 2014

Hello everyone! so i called dykes again for some flex and reg poplar molding prices. They sell theirnflex by foot aswell so these prices are by foot. molding and lumber is by generally by foot and sheet goods are a … Continue reading →

Today we discussed in our individual groups our solution to the problem. Jose and I discussed the construction of the molding. I want to do it in peices and then put it together and we will need to make another … Continue reading →

Look at these curved flats Sergio and I made today! Hope this helps out someone else because I know it helped me.

in Class today we presented our 2nd draft for “Problem #3”. shortly after the first group presented half way, we broke up into our groups for a discussion on how we can communicate our drawings and information in a more … Continue reading →

Notes- AutoCAD day Today class was held in the light lab where we reviewed some techniques for drafting in AutoCAD Topics Reviewed: Printing drawings/ plating Dimensions 3D to 2D Personal Template Basics to Remember Draw everything full scale in model … Continue reading →

I separated the orders by group and what you asked me to get. Lumber is per foot and sheets come in 4×8. Group: Shannon, Irene, Vin, Marcelo 1×3- Clear 68cents per foot 1/4″ wiggle Luan- they only have 3/8 $45 … Continue reading →

Today’s class was dedicated to moulding types and concepts. At the very beginning we quickly discussed how productive was each group’s time spent on the project last week, and how do we manage our time and set up priorities in … Continue reading →

o recap last class we went over where each group stand on problem 3 and whether or not each team understands what the problem is in this project. We then discussed what each teams strategy was for the problem of … Continue reading →

for anyone, including myself, who didn’t understand what the hell i drew on the board to explain this process., here are some videos that do a good job explaining this technique, plus where to buy the actual jig. first, kinda … Continue reading →